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Using a transistor module with Arduino

Using a transistor module with Arduino

The transistor module is composed of an electronic component, which can be seen as a controllable switch, which lets pass a current proportional to the voltage at its terminals when it exceeds a certain threshold. It allows, with a very low power signal, to supply a...
Management of several sensors with a shift register

Management of several sensors with a shift register

In this tutorial, we will see how to manage several sensors with a shift register. We saw in the last tutorial on the subject, that the register could be used to drive LEDs. We will see here, how to read the value of 8 sensors on a single analog input. In electronics,...
Creating (more beautiful) components in Fritzing

Creating (more beautiful) components in Fritzing

We have seen in a previous tutorial how to create a component in Fritzing. Now we will see how to improve the design and the import of the model. Material ComputerInkspaceFritzing Use Fritzing’s SVG files to compose your own Rather than redrawing all the...
Using a WS2812B LED ribbon with Arduino

Using a WS2812B LED ribbon with Arduino

LED ribbons are made up of a succession of addressable RGB LEDs, i.e. the brightness and colour of each LED can be set independently. There are several ribbon models: single colour, non-addressable, 5 or 12V, etc. Pay attention to the model you want to use. Hardware...
Using a multiplexer with Arduino

Using a multiplexer with Arduino

The multiplexer is an integrated circuit made up of logic circuits allowing several signals to be concentrated on the same output (mutiplexing or mux) or to connect an input to one of its N outputs (demultiplexing or demux). In this tutorial, we will see the use of...